Progressive Lenses vs Bifocals: Which Is Better After 40?

Introduction Struggling to read your phone at arm's length? You are not alone. Around the age of 40, the eye's natural lens gradually loses flexibility, a condition called presbyopia. Suddenly, one pair of glasses is no longer enough because you need corre...
Your eyewear changes as your life changes. Where you choose to go for it doesn't always have to. A child gets their first pair of glasses. A few years later, the prescription changes. Then comes college, a first job, longer hours in front of a screen, perhaps contact lenses or prescription sunglasses. Eventually, there may be a need for progressive lenses or an entirely different kind of eyewe...
Squinting during homework. Moving closer to the television. Struggling to see the classroom board. These small changes can easily be dismissed as a phase, distraction or simply a child's changing habits. But they can also be early signs of myopia in children. Myopia, commonly called short-sightedness or near-sightedness, is a common vision condition in which distant objects appear blurry while...

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HIMALAYA OPTICAL · FESTIVE UPDATE

A Little Festive Pause

ONLINE SERVICE UPDATE 17–21 October 2026


As we celebrate Durga Puja, our online support and order processing teams will be taking a short festive break. You can continue shopping with us as usual. Please note that order processing and dispatches may take a little longer during this period.

Regular services resume on 22 October.